Area woman, Amber Cain, was home alone for the evening and realized that she had not yet eaten dinner. So she walked to her refrigerator, opened it up, looked in, decided upon nothing, and then walked back to the couch. She sat down for a minute, then stood up and walked back to the refrigerator. She reopened it to check and make sure that none of her food had changed, not that she expected it to. But you never know, so it is always better to check again just in case. Or this is what she told herself as she did this about three more times over the course of an hour, deciding upon nothing.
And it was not that she was out of food, so she felt that she could not justify ordering takeout at all (even though pizza or Chinese sounded incredibly amazing at that current moment). Plus, I mean, a broke post-graduate definitely should not be spending excess money anyway, or so she claimed to herself (as she refused to admit it was because she was really too hungry to wait the potential thirty to forty-five minutes for the potential but not yet decided upon food to be delivered to her apartment). She also knew that she did not want any of the food she already had, nor did she really feel like cooking anything anyway. Everything required time and preparation, and she was way too hungry (and to be completely honest, lazy) to do any of that. It should be noted, however, that she was clearly not hungry enough to eat any of the food that took minimal preparation and effort (such as the carrots and celery that she had previously chopped...or the apples that she had bought a few days prior).
So she finally just gave up and ate ice cream for dinner, because she is an adult. That was definitely a nutritious and filling meal. Great choice, Amber.